[Frank Richards]

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

I definitely love the feel of an old comic book and having the option to display them is great too but I will say that I definitely prefer the storage and ease of access with digital. If I don't like a series or issue it's just kilobytes of data to ignore or delete but with a print copy there's potential for build up and too much space consumption for issues that just didn't deliver. Plus with digital those double page widespread shots are clear and easy to see 100% whereas some issues do present trouble when you're trying to read what's in the middle of the image but is shared between two pages and dips in the middle.

I can definitely understand the appeal of saving space by switching from physical to digital copies.
I've always wondered how people who live in tiny apartments in large urban areas store their collections.

My current place isn't exactly spacious, and I've had to convert a dormer area on the second floor into something of a makeshift walk-in closet to house my boxes of comics, along with my collection of trades and a large portion of my action figure collection.
My tastes in comics these days is pretty specific, so the number of comics I buy each week tends to be pretty small, but if I were still reading voluminous amounts of comics like I did a few years ago, I might consider switching at least partially to digital, to avoid being surrounded by walls of boxes.